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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
The Fiber clothing Co.

Organized under the State Law, will
mali to any address, upon receipt of Is, 50 or IS
cents, according to quality desired,
a new and novel Under Garment for either Men,
Women, or Children, soft, strong
PAPER VEST, lined and bound, to be worn over
the undershirt. Several hundred per
cent. the lightest, warmest, neatest and cheapest
garment ever worn. Try them aud
You will never pass winter without one. They
are Anti Billiards and Anti-Lung
Diseases These prices are to cost and adyer-
tise the garment. Ask your clothier
for one at higher price. Chest measure must ac-
company order. One lasts all winter. Advertised
in 5000 papers Mention this paper when Jon
YyitN Pissated u US end Canada. Atssswssws,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
HEAyYcLossEs BY FIRE.

Lumber mills and lumber valued at
500, 600 were burned at Manistee, Mich,
Monday. til9 39f3l ti''i's H'sii .52Ail'
William Dady loses 10000 by the
burning of his East End hotel at Frank
fort, N. Y, Monday. .,ey 30 =
A fire which originated in Woolman,
Todd & Co. IS shoe establishment in st.
Louis communicated to John Martin &
Co. Is wholesale clothing house, thence to
the wareroom of the Scarret Furniture
company and Mitchell Furniture com
pany, and caused $500, 600 damages
Insured for $3.50, 600 ~. .hal.5..i. -,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03

eoefoS, oct. 24.-The futl bench of the
sIlIi nc ;Galirt bias Fendereiiea decision
iIifjo1t Or TO users OF railroad mileage
tickets, that detached coupons are not
eoel ior passage and persons offering
tbe:sla7av. he treated as thoagh no ticket
was cAered The ceuit also made de-
rsslss.i;. Ieit hotet guests are net legally
requesting them TO do 90.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03

Chick-chick erre-kee poultry food and proven
tive of disease for pou ltry) the great egg food,
produces eggs prodigio usly and IS good for the
health of the fowling It is the first article of its
kind ever Patented in the United States, Canada
and England Try it. 1t costs only six cents per
pound 1t is no powder. Chickens will eat it.
That ought to convince you that it is good. If
your Grocer, Druggist, Hardware or Country
Storekeeper will not get it for you, send me one
dollar, and will ship you twenty pound box by
freight, or one hundred pounds for five dollars.
A large box will cost you no more freight than a
small box. Attend to your poultry, if you want
to make profit out Of them, just the same as you
attend to your land. Unless you manure your
land it will not pay you. just SO with poultry;
you must give them something besides feed. They
must have material to answer for grinders, and
material for the egg If you feed Chick-chick-er-:
re-kee (egg food) every day you will never have
any sick chickens, and your hens will lay eggs
when otherwise they would not. You viii never
do without it after fair trial. Do not pay twenty
five or fifty cents pound for medicine to feed
your poultry when you can get better article
from your storekeeper at six cents pound. Don't
be a clam; try it. Manufactured In the United
States ouly by 't- s.iif-l st}ltf5s1a 1f;IE@ -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03

him as though he
was a freak from
some dime muse
UNI, and any new
arrival was pretty
apt to beinformed
of the identity of
his grace. To a
reporter he states
the object of his
visit is to inspect
. the manner of con
structing cable
lines, one of which
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
BEATS A DIME MUSEUM FREAK.
Earl of Marlborough a Conspicuous Fig
IRE at a st. Paul Hostelry.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 26.-At the Hotel Ryan
the most conspicuous figure at present is
thelduke Of Malborough Men stare at
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
sheriff Removed From once.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 26.-Iast July
Judge Macomber, of the Sixteenth Judi
cial district, suspended from office the
sheriff, T. nj. Parrott, of Ida county, for
failure to enforce the order of tue court
respecting prohibition. The sheriff mas
just had his trial, and the jury returned
verdict of guilty on three counts. In
accordance Herewith the sheriff is per-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
Certainly tain Cured

Consultation Free. DIS. DECoU's
Infrmary { i. 4 4.sa.. Corner 4th and
High SITS, Detroit, Mich. Send for
Pamphlet. Aduertised in I, 900 rseacs-
aoDess. The afflicted can rejoice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
'sMARBRO.''
IN portant to Travellers.

in this city. From here he will go
Omaha for few days and from thel
back to Chicago and the East
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
From Galloway.

GALLOWAY, Jan. 2t--The sound OF pat
tering raindro have ceased, and we have
enjoyed delightful day.
Mr.. Brown and MIR. Albert arrived home
from the east last Friday.
Mr.. William Walter Chamberlain Is pre-
paring 70 60 to house keeping. We all
wish you prosperous journey through life
Waiter.
Mrs, Stephen Patterson Is fast recover.
ing.
Miss Grace Woodward. Of Allen, Is the
guest oi her sister, Mrs. J. w. Fetzer.
We all enjoyed pleasant time at the
dance given by Mr.. s. Cartwright and +
l. Slater. We had good m usic and tooth
some supper.
Mr., Samuel Patterson spends much OF
his time in rocking the cradle. 1t is a girl
Nr. Gueather has been quite sick, and
his many friends are glad 10 hear be has
quite recovered
We are also glad 10 hear of Mrs, Dave
Chamberlain recovery.
Mrs Arthur Elliott has returned home
from visiting friends in StreaIor
Mr. Fred Woodward caught fox yes
terday morning
The fine Hereford stock which Mr. w
f'itzer invested in u couple Of years ago i
giving him satisfaction.
Mr. Thomas Patterson talks of giving u;
an oyster supper before long.
AUNT CHLOE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
Vicinity Items.

The masters sale Of the Corwin farm,
advertised 10 take place last Thursday, was
postponed four weeks, " Thursday, Feb,
l1rh, in the city hall, Peru.
The Ttoin city, etc, the name Is too
long To copy, Indignantly and completely
refntes the sensational yarn Of an Ottawa
daily as 20 defaulter among the clergy.
men of Peru.
Wm. Meeher, who has been manager Of
Cassidy's livery stable, at Spring Valley,
has removed IN Ottawa, and Is now In
charge of the Clifton barn. Il. &. n. H.,
etc Ottawa, Oh {! GO away
The La Sale Rtpub,icna intimates that
the water works Of that city are failure.
The city needs $4,000 barrels Of water
daily, and the supply Is only 800, but,
still, La Sale can get along with less water
than any town we know of.
The Bureau County Neus suggests that
the last British war was CAUSED by "stamp
duty" the next may be about Goldfish"
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
From MarsellloS.

NARLEuLE, Jan 2S-Mr q. Z. Thur
beT, mechanical superintendent Of the LAM
and Water Power com psny, suffered atrHC
ture of both bones of the left forearm. y
is doiug we'll 1T this writing.
The social Mt the residence Of Mrs, A h
Stone was we'll attended and proved a Ver
fiue entertaining.
Mr. Frank Howard, fancy trick skate,
and also "a fast one on wheels" will give
an exhibition at Washington hall this (Sat
urday) evening. He comes very highly
recommended. and no doubt will give
very fine entertainment
Frank Jones while choppiug wood fOI
John harrington had his right leg badly
cut. He Is doing we'll
The second part of large shipment ol
Marseilles Manufacturing mpsny's corr
sneliers to South America is awaiting
transportation. They will soon send rep
resentative there to look after their il
teresta
A progressive euchre party at the resi-
denoe OF Mr.. G. W. Smith this evening
No dnnbt all who go will enjoy themselves
as MIR. aud Mira Smith know how TO enter
tain their friends.
Miss Laura HolStop, of Indiana, is visit
ing Miss Clara Parr, of this place.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

HAYES - Mr. Roswell II, Hayes Of Chicago
grand.s son Of Col. Taylor, was in the cit,
on thursday. mr. Hayes holds a respon
sible position with thc Chicago department.
OF the IL Il. Dunn & Co.'S Mercantile
Agency.
Hos.-ilon. =. A. Armstrong and his sop
FRANK, OF Noriia, we're here on Wednesday
attending the fuueral of Mr.. A s cousin, M
Slrawn
MART Miss Mor:cll of Syracuse, N. Y,
is the guest .: Capt aud Mrs Rising.
LAwS.-Mrs. A. ". Lawnsbery, nso Matte
Ihompson, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. l.
Ballard.
PgrEn.-Mr. G. NJ. Peterson, formerly with
Seott Iros. y CO., haS joined his brother m
store Pt Sherilar.
CLgeK.-Mr. f. T. Hobery, Of Peru, n law
student IN II. NJ. Gallagher's office. ba,,
succeeded Mir Haskins az aasi,tsn, in
the Circuit Clerks Office.
GEO -ueO W. w. Blake is in Texas. visit.
ing his lately widowed mother.
Our, L. Fiske was out for the first
time. "in coon's 0ge,' on Wednesday las,
BLEE.-J. ". Blee Esq, of Paw Paw, is
here on legal business.
LEw.-Louis Dcgen, who left Ottawa some
time ago and went iuto the livery husiness
at Marysville. kas, has sold out aud return
cd here.
VAd.-Frsnk Thompson, an American
citizen of African descent. has been brought
hither from MENDOZA and lodged in Jail for
vagrancy
DASCs.-The Irish American Club will
give dance on the evening of 81. Patrick &
day. March i7th.
GAMR.-The Illinois Game Warden has
given express companies notice ths, they
must not carry deer, prairie chicken, quail.
SC. from now till the law permits the kill.
iLg OF game in this state.
OvricE.-As far NJ hear from South Otts-
Wa has seven candidates for the supervisor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
from Ransom.

RANSOM, Jan 26.--I. q wilson { NeD-
sho Falls, Kas, slent fe ' days ia iowa
last week, the guest of 4. t. o nara.
A week ago Tuesday, while trying TO
Work through a sl0w DRIFT about two mlles
west of town, an engine was derailed and "a
ilt car smashed up. Supt. Croocker, who
Was standing on the Car, had leg broken
No mail was received here last week until
lhursdry af ernoon.
The literary ciety did not meet SatuT-
day night
The M. t. church WAS well filed Friday
night 0y persons anxious 10 hear Miss Olut
Krarer, an esqlimauy, tell OF life 10 the
lr,zsn north. rhe lecture was Interesting
and instructive, aud all were well pleased
with it.
H. . Sirawn will have q public sale at
MS farm Feb lst
otto Strobel went 10 Chicago NJ pnday 10
secure treatment for sore eyes from D..
Holmes. His cousin Frank ac;Ompelit i
him.
Mrs. G. A. Vernon returned home from
Chicago Friday.
Dot MCFariane went to City Limits last
week, where ne will 5aute Fe for Il while
After an absence of two weeks from the
sChoOl.room, on account Of sickness, Miss
Phillips is again able u ba in her plaCe,
and the little ones are happy.
JAS, O'5eary, Of Seneca was in town
Monday.
Mr. Geo. Barge went to- Chic go Monday
TO see an uCulist. Hereturned nome to d ~.
Ransoms first physician, DIR. Steven,
Was in town this week. lie is now prlctic-
my In Nebc lska.
&c. FCrl leit to day Tor fo,o, II 10 at
tend n citing Of the Union C,nrl! Life
Insurance agents,
On the e;ening of the iith num- er of
the young folks met at Mr.. Hearty aud
hal y pleasant time.
Our slauon agent, w, Il. Jackson, is
keeping b chelor's hall LOW " lie ! Ia vie
Is OFF Wis tir,,: scCE TOR.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
From Waltham.

WALrHAM Jan. 2O-The roads are In
very good travelling condition. Sleighing
is al the rage with tue young folks these
lovely moonlight nights.
The turkey rattle given by the Kinegar
brothers was grand success.
Mr. Patrick Fennesey is slowly recover
ting.
Miss Norsh PilliOn was on the sick list
last week. So, too, was Mr.. VIM. Kelly.
A great many farmers are selling their
hogs, rs pork stands at n favorable price.
Peter Barber is smiling the fantastic
smile that most becomes a father II Is Il
hushing young lady and weighs twelve
pounds. Peter hopes he can keep her till
she is eighteen.
Mr. Robbie Carr, of Ophir, spent his
New Years vacation as the guest OF MisS
Kate Kinegsr and sister.
Mr. Henry Meniy0 was visiting the
county seat last week
Freddie Rlux was Furnishing in new
cutter last week.
Miss Kate Kinegar, our WaItham belle,
spent a lew days in Ottawa last week.
MIRA,
WALTHAM, Jan. 2G.-The winter is re.
mGg.ably tine at present, although our
,lAighing Is entirely spoiled,
Robert Carr was the guest Of Miss Josie
KAating on Sunday last.
win JamlsOn is on the sick list this
week.
Win Wilson says ! 8 ,ght waking is
over now.
Messrs David Neer and John Elge-
comb met wit very na row escape on
a la-t yUaok lhtia fhatr IL IA Al
Utica, with sleigh load o poultry. Their
team took fright { tIe noise of the
chickens and became uunauageable. They
rau about 90 rods at the rate of about 20
miles per hour ana as they turHed the
corner south Of No school house the
leigh upset, throwing the box, drivers an (
chickens about five rods, over into tin
ditch. The boys received no serious in
juries; though badly bruised about their
neads and shoulders, we truF they will b.
Ill right 10 "a few days, ard certainly will be
much please 10 see their smiling faces
.rnund buying poultry once more.
Edward B-ck is now the possessOr Of
$50 acres uf land ia Drlftwood, Hitchcock
couUty, Neb.
Mrs. Patrick Murray, of Wallace, offers
\ reward Of Sj q any person or persons
who will assist in leading % the conviction
of tue thief or thieves who stole her spiel
did goose and tur tey last Saturday night :;
ana she prays tha. the next time they come
% steal in the tiu the Weather Director
will drown them. II Is a shame that all
the young men can not pass along the roads
quietly on their way home from town, even
when they have a few drinks in their
stomachs II would seem they have to hoot
aud yell and fire pistol shots at the dogs !;
nor viii that always do, but they must go
lutO the bans and remove chickens. and
sometimes horse tO ride home on. IL Is
expected that some Of these young fellows,
who can not pass along the road without
disturbing all the neighbOrs, will carry Il
good dose of lead home with them some OF
these nights
Wonder If your Wallace correspondent
has died or slapped the country
RANGER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
From Wedron.


WEDRoN, Jan q, 1887
We are glad to hear tnas M. Cu,ye4 I
getting around sgain, and hope he vii
soon have recovered his health. as usu |.
Sir JAS. Hite aud son started ipT Kan
sas the other day. We all wish them :
pleasant trip. suppose he will leave hi,
son to take care of his Kansas land.
Mt S,earus began shingling his barr
to-day, having been delayed Ivy tue Dac
weather He has Eve or six men there n
work. II
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

Since the act of congress providing for
free postal delivery 70 cities having certain
requisites, and ~ the new system has not
been put into operation here, the question
has been, what does Ottawa need 70 avail
herself of this privilegey" The matter
having been submitted to the postmaster,
he addressed the Pos'cffice Department
ON the subject, and, yesterday received
from A. + Stevenson, Assistant p. NJ. Gen ,
A letter containing Information as follows:
AN inspector of the department has been
directed 10 visit Ottawa u ascertain II II
has these qualifications: streets lighted
and named a, intersections, houses regu,
larry mum bered, paved or planked side
walks and evidence of growth and pros
perity."
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

People ssk Whist is good for cough Or a
cold. the mistake many make is in letting it
run too long. DR.. Bigeiow's Cough Cure.
ocnta.as the good qualities of all the tes,
cough remedies without the defects Of any
Of them. A safe and speedy remedy for
coughs, colds aud sill throat and lung troub
les. Sold by +. Y. Griggs in 50 cen, and 81
bottles. Healing TO the lungs. SAFE and
pleasant for children.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

We might add that the young lady who
sends this in, writes beautiful hand, al
though she Is but ~ ears old acd certain
ly she has good "n So for news. We
nope she will continur-l EDS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

The Wendham (Ohio) Hpald says: "Fri
day evening, Jar. 7th. was cold and frosty
hut TINT did not prevent 81 guests ard "A few
children assembling at the residence of Mr.
aud Mrs, Geo. II. Pay TO celebrate the mar.
ritge Of their son Briggs To Miss Eta L.
Wilson, Of Fall River, H., which occurred
on Dec 81, 1886. The host and hostess
were happy, and So WAS the whole com
pany. There was royal feast and flow
II soul which made the hours pass quickly
away MIR. l.. b. Reed and lady, whose
wooden wedding hat 81 recently been Cel-
etrated were there TO enliven the OCca-
sion just before the company dispersed
Rev. T. x. Jones in few happy remarks
presented the bride and groom with hand
some oil painting in behalf Of Mr. and Mrs
Alvsn Walker Clark, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G
Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs G. + smith; a
celery diah, from Mr. and Mrs L. p. Clark
spring rocking chair, from Mr.. and Mrs.
Donaldson; ether friends, a chamber suite
and last but not least, bright red fat pig,
from Miss Bertha Bthb. Briggs returned
thanks fOr their kind renemhrances. The
company soon departed, leaving their best
wishes for the bride and groom. Ohio now
shakes hands with Illinois, and we presume
there are other young men IN Windham
who would go there, If they could secure a
bride equally so fair"
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

hip, viz: PM Watts, Frank licsen, ueo.
DAVIS, Nm Reese, Chas Gro k, George
Wills aud Mai White, AMI Ben Boyle 10
hear from,
Cusu-E II. Cushing, of Princeton,
whilom of Ottawa, was In town ye.terday
CLERKs.-Nisses Sarah DeEen and Nollie
Pennell are E,telson's obliging lady clerks.
ScoTr.-Mr. y. s. Scott, Of Scott Bros, x
Co, talks os severing his connection with
this well known dry goods house in
about Il month lie may go TO Salina Salina
county, Kansas, where he will probably en-
gage in banking and real estate business.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

James G. Blaine Is contemplating a trip
To Ireland. There is something both de
lightful aud refreshing about Mr.. Blaiue's
affection for the Irish. He loves them TO
a degree that puts To the blush the love Of
Damon for Pythias and Jonathan for Ds-
vid, and the beautiful thing about 1t all
is that his affection for them Is In no wise
Influenced by the tact that they might
possibly vote for him II he wa3 ever agliu
. candidate fox ONCE,
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

Most everything in this world is full Of
deception. Few things are what they seem.
but the results obtained for DR.. Jones' Red
Clover Tonic Ear exceed all claims. 1t TT.
stores lost nerve force. cures dyspepsia. and
all stomach, liver. kidney aud bladder troub.
les. 1t is u perfect tonic. appetiser. blood
purifier, sure cure for ague and mslsrial
diseases. Price so cents. of T. Y. Griggs
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
WETRANSACTE E.s.: ssSsMA. Ss,;as., Ess ss,

rr,,,n, =, .n,S. ~, ,nTt ETans onsh,sS aI ~, NO sot
ferent states and therefore always have choice
baryains TO Offer.
We the pioneers In this line have Travelled many
thousands Of miles and have acquired much valuable
Information. which Ia free To our ctlst neis.
PersIns desiring 10 purchaae c1rhrr city property
fNrmA or lands In any part OF the eat or y nth viii
6nd II 10 their interest 70 call before buying
jan29.tf DR. j q HARRIS son.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

Phe best on earth can truly be said Of
Grirgs G'ycerine I've, which ,s a sure
safe and ecdy cure for cuts, hrnsp Sc de,
burns, WOUNDS anu a, u,A,i svres VIA pos
ihVely cure piles, letter and all skin er,p
lions. Try this wonder healer, Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25
cents. Sold by l. Y Griggs
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A SOUTHERN FARM. WE We

for short time very choice farm Of 100 acres. few
Acres of which lie within the city imi's Of Of the
most thriving tovns-a county snat-n Northern Tex.
as The land Is exceed lgly rich and produ tive the
buildings cOmmodous. orchard good, the o1 alton com
hintne all the sdvantasrr OF both sity and country
There are now about 70 acres In winter crops and
AlftN clover. and we can se the whole thing crops
and ALL II sold for lcss than 80 per scre-Sne uf
tan2stw DIX j. d. HARRIS SON
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-29
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and savannah Ry. March %
y cars fertz. Az SACKS peas, 20 sacks peanuts.
Dbl bacon, box hams, cars slaves. 60 bbls
cement, s pigs coffee, 4 coils rope, Dbls tai
low, SO caddies tobacco. 20 boxes tobacco, and
per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landings-q0 bRies cotton, l62 bbls rosIp. IS
tons sash weights, Al bbls spirits Jurpentlne, Q
cases eggs, 2 bbls eggs, { sacks rice, coops
chickens, 2 coops turEeys. bdls hides, goat,
5 sacks potatoes, l mule, box mdse, soda
crates, 3 empty Kegs, ! lot lumber, trunk, 2
bbls syrup, ID sacks cotton seed.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rv,
March 2S-5g bales cotton. ], 4s9 bbls rOsin. 326
bbls spirits turpentne, 81 tons iron, 252 bags
blood, 400 sacks cotton seed meal. 3 cars coal E,
IS cars lumber, 9 cars slaves and heads, car
blocks, cars wood. q bales hides, copper
still ls pr wheels, CAGES boots and shoes, /
copper worm. 5 cases cigars. 81 pkgs mdse, rs
bbls oranges. 2.67e boxes oranges, l47 boxes
vegetables, I4i bbls vegetables, ] refrigerator
straw berries, and mdse.
Per central Railroad, March 1855 bales
cotton IS bales warns. 80 bales dOmestiGs, $40
Ibs feathers, So bales uomestics, 9 bales hldes.
/ roll leather. l0g pkgs tobacco. 200 bales hay.
80 bbls spirits turpeDtine, 1913 bbls rosin. 800
sacks -four. IL bbls whisky. "a bbls whisky, 9
bbls beer, Is n bbls beer, l40 a bbls beer, 10
cars wood. 1 horse, SACKS rice, Dbl syrup.
pkg wood IN shape. ~ tons pig iron, 9 pk rs
twine, 70 caseb liquor, bbls wax. l carriage,
81 pkas mdse, II pkgs empties, 10 cases eggs,
9s bbs cotton seed Oil. 800 pkgs hardware. so
boxes starch, $50 bbls grits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-29


New York, March 26-Arrived, schrs Flori-
da, Warren, Jacksonville, Palatka, Chaples
Satilla river.
Sailed. schr Jno II TlnTue, Fernandina.
Barcelona. March 33-Arrived, bark Felo
{SpI, RIberas, savannah.
Greenock, March 25-Arrived, bark Jason
Nor, Olsen, Port Royal, s c.
Genoa, March 22-Salled, bark August Bur
chard Ger, for Brunswick.
Liverpool. March 95-A-rlved, bark Salem
tNor), Sandberg Savannah.
Prawle Point, March 25-Passed, bark Gus
tav Adolf (Rusl, Dahlberg, Pensacola for
London.
Valencia. March 19-Arrlved, bark CRthe-
rina tSw} Ba rstrom, Bruins ick. Ga.
Apalachicola, March "a Arrived, bark Olga
Nor, Troberg, Barcelona.
Cleared. schr David Hunt, Hall, Boston.
Brunswick, March 26-Cleared, bark Gal0-
| fire (Sp), Gclpl, Barcelona.
Pensacols, March 26-Arrived. ships Altai
! RUS, Larsen. London; Dominion (BrJ, Jones,
| New Orleans; Don Juan (Belgl, Nehmenk,
| Rouen; gchr e Penuleton, Fletcher, New
| York.
Cleared. banks Limar tsw), Elstudius, Am
! sterdam; Mascotte, Buckley, Havana; brig
jennie Hubert Southland, Philadelphia; schi
| Cal Wells, Newell. Asplnwnll.
New York, March 28-Arrived out, stmrt
| Alaska. New York for Liverpool, Elder, New
| York for Bremen.
Fernandina, March 7S-Arrived, sohrs
Schmidt. Bacon. Charleston; q Bryant,
Stubbs, New Bedford.
Cleared schrs Angie J. Greene. McElwee
Baltimore; JAS Young, Linenkin, Thomaston,
Me.